The phrase "a chunk of each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a portion or segment taken from multiple items or categories.
Example: "For the project, we need a chunk of each resource to ensure we have a balanced approach."
Alternatives: "a portion of each" or "a piece of each".
The corporate nature of the F1 world dictates that, in any game depicting it, every sponsor's logo, advertising hoarding and so on has to be authentic, which is why it's physically impossible for developers to get their games out before a chunk of each season has passed.
And the taxpayer owns a chunk of each and every company.
Sure, I spend a chunk of each and every day on the yoga mat and the meditation cushion being "present" but what about the other 10-12 waking hours?
If financially feasible, start putting a chunk of each paycheck into a high-yield savings account or a "freedom fund".
Mr. Jenkins suggested they set aside a chunk of time each week for a virtual date via computer.
If an online school is the route you're taking, make sure your child has their own laptop unless you're willing to share yours for a chunk of time each day.
Divide the mix between the moulds and insert a chunk of feta into each, pushing it halfway down the corn mixture: the cakes will puff up around the cheese when they cook.
Did I pick the wrong phone?" By offering up a chunk of change for each sale — especially when it seems that no one else is — Microsoft is essentially saying "Yeah, we know you don't really want to sell this.
Plus, a chunk of the albums each year are submitted by a Christian label as a form of evangelism.
Each node corresponds to a contig (or a chunk of a contig) and each link represents at least one meta3C interaction.
A variation of this dish was also a lunchtime hit, with a chunk of chorizo skewered into each jumbo shrimp as a base.
